Batterson Business Conferences Opened by Civic Idea Exchange
The Batterson Conferences in the Commercial Club rooms launch a practical business course for civic betterment. Lessons must translate to action, not remain in the room, or past efforts like good roads talk fade without results. The program mirrors sustained community improvement, as with Greeley’s long path to progress.
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Batterson
Commercial Club
Business Institute
Farmers’ Institute
the Tribune
Waiting to See Trees Grow in the Park
The writer argues replacement of cottonwoods with new trees will take years but asserts the initial effort was worthwhile. They credit planting cottonwoods and later elms, urging steady, small steps to sustain energy and money invested, predicting long term, gratifying results.
Boosterism and local newspapers in Greeley town life
The piece argues that civic boosters and robust local advertising drive newspaper content and town growth. It contends merchants should offer engaging reading in ads, support factory output, and that excellent traveler impressions and well kept depots attract new rail traffic and other railroads.
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Greeley
Real Estate Transfers in Weld County 1908
Transfers filed August 1908 include William Motheral to F M Fagan in Greeley Lots 11 12 13 14 Block 147 valued at one dollar J A Hickman to James B Phillips parcel 70 by 140 feet in blocks 2 and 4 Lot 70 City of Greeley etc. The list also notes Kreige to Kye to W Th Si for land coded 43 21 65 and McCurdy to Eichler Lot 11 block 3 Lake View Windsor. Meyer to Achzig Lots 31 32 block 3 Cave and Priddy addition Pierce. First Congregational church of Ault to John Belcher part of SW quarter 12 7 66. Ewing Park and Stuckey Lots 9 10 block 1 Boukerson subdivision Greeley. Sarah Mitchell to Alfred Leaver 13500. The Burlington Interurban Railway Co Right of Way Deeds across several tracts. Pearl Han and Heather Hoffman to be Hoffman undivided interest in WH W qr 6-38-66. W C Ramsey to L L Stevens Lot 8 block 158 Second add Cranford Greeley.
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William Motheral
F. M. Fagan
W. D
City of Greeley
John A. Hickman
James B. Phillips
John H. Kreige
William D. Kye
W. Th. Si
W. Ery
McCurdy
Jacob Eichler
Lake View
Windsor
John H. Meyer
Henry Achzig
Cave and
Priddy
Pierce
First Congregational Church
Ault
John Belcher
S. W. Qr
J. L. Ewing
H. M. Park
Atty
Jennie T. Stuckey
Boukers
Sarah Mitchell
Alfred Leaver
W. Hf
N. E. Gr
Clarence M. Ireland
Burlington Interurban Railway Company
N. W. Gr
N. E. Ar
W. Gr
Burlington Interurban Railwaympany
Pearl Han
Heather A. Hoffman
Hoffman
Wh. W. Qr
W. C. Ramsey
L. L. Stevens
Cranford
Hotel Arrivals List Grimely Scattered Guests
Hotel arrivals include travelers from Fort Collins to Canal Dover with names such as Camfield Rainer Risser Kuhn Cottrell and Burnham. Among guests are Mr and Mrs D Jackson Lincoln Neb Mr and Mrs Geo Holmes and J K Stone New York and G C Brown Sterling.
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Camfield
H. M. Rainer
Fort Collins
W. H. Risser
Maryville
H. V. Kuhn
Dayton
Ohio
W. Cottrell
Fort Collings
D. Jackson
Council Grove
Kans
J. W. Grey
Comiskey
Kan
W. C. N. Smith
Lincoln
Illinois
James Kyde
McPherson
G. E. Gilliland
Columbus
George G. Wagner
Dover
Mary Luin
Chas.e. Pasley
Stronghurst
W. H. Barber
Eaton
Grain Market Figures from The John G Morgan Brokerage
Market report from room 15 Union Bank building notes grain prices for Wheat Corn Oats and Park futures. Sept and Dec contracts show varied openings highs lows and closes with wheat near 92 for Sept and 94 for Dec. corn mostly steady. oats modest gains. park futures list opening 15.07 and close 14.72 for Sept and 15.72 for Jan.
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John G. Morgan Brokerage Company
Union Bank
Danes Visit Vreoman Family Before Homeward Journey
From Denmark Mr and Mrs C D Jepsen and their little daughter of Copenhagen have been visiting Mr and Mrs H L Vreoman this morning before their long journey home.
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Denmark
C. D. Jepsen
Copehagen
L. Vreoman
Jensen couple in America after three weeks in country
Mrs Jensen and her young daughter arrived in Greeley two weeks ago while Mr Jensen fished in the mountains. The trio have been in the United States for three weeks and are enjoying their time in America. Alex Mead traveled to Denver and Elizabeth on a business trip today.
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Mrs. Jensen
Mr. Jensen
America
Cee Reece
Alex Mead
Denver
Elizabeth
Archaeological Work in Mesa Verde Park Canon Ball Ruin
The Canon Ball ruin in Yellow Jacket canyon near McElmo was excavated by the Colorado division of the Archaeological Institute of America. Morley led digs uncovering five kivas and a large central tower, with fine masonry and many artifacts including bone tools, axes, bowls, mugs, and polished stones. The site is exposed to elements, with limited water and rising interest from tourists and researchers alike.
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Colorado
Archaeological Institute of America
Yellow Jacket
Mesa Verde National Park
Debria
Mesa Verde
Sylvanus G. Morley
Swathmore
A. J. Flynn
Denver
Jess Nusbaum
Greeley
Morley
Paul Stanwood
Boston
B. A. Tozzer
Atlantic
Warner MaclLaughlin
Cambridge
Henry Morley
Mr. Parsons
New York
Hugo Defritsch
Canada
Mancos
Dolores
Cortez
Bluff City
Holly's Ranch
Rain
Holly
McElmo
Hewett
Hovenweep Canon
Nemesa
Greeley Mecca of Commerce and Industry
Greeley is described as a thriving city north of Denver with strong mountain water supplies, a Colorado Normal campus nearby, and an economy powered by a 1,008 student college, a potato and vegetable canning plant, a leading hotel, a large grocery house, and several manufacturing enterprises. The city hosts four banks with substantial deposits, three newspapers, robust commercial clubs, and a rich agricultural region surrounding it. Annual crop value for the Seer district reaches $6,000,000.
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Greeley
Den
Colorado Normal
Seer
Fraternal Lodges Meet Weekly Across City Listings
A scan of lodge notices shows multiple groups meeting on various Thursdays and Tuesdays. Names such as Townsend, J. G. Hughes, Adele Clark, and other officers are listed with meeting days and locations including Co F hall and LO C hall.
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Greeley Daily Tribune
N. C. Meeker
Legal
Greeley Tribune Publishing Company
OC. H. Wolfe
Onaries Hansen
Edna Andrews
Greeley 5
Seventh St
Grefley Kate Bank
Batterson Boosterlets
The
Weld County Abstract and Investment Company
Scenic
Bear Creek Falls
D. & R. G. Railway
Mesa Verde Park
Jesse L. Nusbaum
Rock and Sand Creek
Great West
Moki Lake
Monkey Lake
Arentogt
Utah
J. M. Randolph
Frank Wadleigh
Denver & Rio Grande
Charles B. Kelley
Loke
City OF
Greeley Lopgie Dimoctony
Bk. Sullivan
Greeley Lodge
Townsend
M Wyatt
J. G. Mughes
C. A. Ringie
Oleg
Praterval Teten
Amertes
McGara
W. F. Ti Peo
Te A. Hai
Pressley
Adele K. Clark
I. O
Poudre Merig & Lodge
N. G
Woodbury
Weld
Geo Gray, PLC
Hebe —Mre
Eugenis Smith N. G
CO. C. F. Ball Knights
Ladies of Security
Ke & Vrooman
Meirds Potter
Frank Gordon
C. C
Charies Clark
F. Hall
Sarah Spere
M. F.C
Christine Maione
Moor KR
F. Ballio T. Be
J G. Crawford
Keen Iret
Anonic Hall
Emma Schryver
Mander
Marion BB Abbott
Loyal Myette
John Holland Worthy
F. BE. Baker
Masonie
M. J. Netti
W. M. Nh
F Flower
Hare
Nettie Arbuckle
W. Maan
Lo v . Hall
C. Hall
A. Lawrence
Jennie Ling
M. Seber
Cane
Cheyenne
Pierce Ar
Pierce Otor
Oling
Greeley Post Office
North Eee
Rogen
Venee
Undays
Lemal Paudeye